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Hi, I have just tested this with Safari (Windows) version 4.0 (530.17) and have verified that ContextMenu is working. Make sure to set the Windowless paramter to true in the Silverlight object.
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I have the default context menu with no associated theme. The problem is that the text in the menu is grey and it appears disabled. How do i change the appearance of this text? < componentart : contextmenu x : name = "Site_ContextMenu" orientation = "Vertical" horizontalalignment = "Left" verticalalignment = "Top" showtype = "Slide" menuclick = "Site_ContextMenu_MenuClick" detectrightclick = "False" contexttype = "Custom"...
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I have context menus that work (except the BeforeContextShow event which doesn't fire at all). When I switch to full screen mode my context menus no longer display. private void btnFullScreen_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { Application.Current.Host.Content.IsFullScreen = !Application.Current.Host.Content.IsFullScreen; }
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This event does not fire using IE7. private void TestContextMenu_BeforeContextShow(object sender, ComponentArt.Silverlight.UI.Navigation.ContextMenuCancelEventArgs cmcea) { ContextMenu menu = (ContextMenu)sender; }
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Hi, ContextMenu relies on Windowless mode, Safari sadly does not implement the Windowless mode for the Silverlight plug-in, Google Chrome which is also based on WebKit does implement it and it works fine. In order to support Safari you need to decide how to trigger the ContextMenu, some common options are Apple + left-click or Shift + left-click. You can set the ContextMenu to DetectRightClick="False" and ContextType="Custom" then use the ShowContextMenu(point) to display it....
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We are looking at using your suite for an upcoming project. We are particularly interested in the DragDrop and ContextMenu controls.
One requirement is that we work well in IE, Firefox and Safari.
I have tried your online demos in all 3 browsers, and they seem to work well. However, the ContextMenu demo does not work in Safari. Is this a known issue? If so, are there plans to have a working version for Safari?
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Hi, Yes you can have both the default Silverlight context menu and the ComponentArt ContextMenu. To do this use the ContextType="Custom" and DetectRightClick="False" attributes when declaring ContextMenu, then it is up to you when to call ShowContextMenu(Point p) and HideContextMenu() . Hope that helps, Jeremy
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Whether this context menu functionality will override the default Silverlight context Menu ?? Is it possible to have the custom context menu and the default menu of Silverlight "Out of Browser" together ?? Thanks Gigy
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ok solved it. I had to set Windowless="true"
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I still can not get this to work. I'm using I.E 8 now but was using I.E 7 and it didn't work in that either. Your Demo works so I must be missing something. If I move the mouse to the edge of the browser window and right click I can get the OnContextMenu event to fire but not within the silverlight control I just still get the silverlight menu. My page code is still as above and here is my host page code in cas e it helps. Any ideas to what I might be doing wrong?